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Race to beat the bell: Locals, pols call on state to pass speed-camera bill before kids return to school

Greenwood Heights

Race to beat the bell: Locals, pols call on state to pass speed-camera bill before kids return to school

By Julianne McShane

‘L-pocalypse’ now: L train to shutter for 15 weekends ahead of April closure

‘L-pocalypse’ now: L train to shutter for 15 weekends ahead of April closure

By Julianne Cuba

Long haul: Speed-camera advocates walk marathon around pol’s Ridge office in call for action

Bay Ridge

Long haul: Speed-camera advocates walk marathon around pol’s Ridge office in call for action

By Julianne McShane

Heights ‘trashes’ Slope

Bushwick

UPDATE: Police deem hit-and-run city garbage driver’s collision with cyclist an ‘accident,’ file no charges

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Bay Ridge

Carting truck’s tire flies off, kills NYPD employee

By Julianne Cuba

In Bushwick, electric, pedal-less scooters join curbside rental brigade

Bushwick

In Bushwick, electric, pedal-less scooters join curbside rental brigade

By Julianne Cuba

Not again! Workers rush to secure Borough Hall station after plaster plunges onto platform

Downtown

Not again! Workers rush to secure Borough Hall station after plaster plunges onto platform

By Bobby Kirschenbaum

One month gone: Family, friends gather in Bushwick on anniversary of young girl’s death

Bushwick

One month gone: Family, friends gather in Bushwick on anniversary of young girl’s death

By Julianne Cuba

Mom: Golden promised me more speed cameras after my son’s death, then changed his tune

Out of the picture: Time runs out on city’s school-zone speed cameras

By Julianne McShane

Back to the drawing board: S’Park community board blasts transportation authority’s construction plan for elevators at 59th Street station

Back to the drawing board: S’Park community board blasts transportation authority’s construction plan for elevators at 59th Street station

By Julianne McShane

Bleeding hearts: ‘Marie and Bruce’ is a breakup comedy with edge

Bleeding hearts: ‘Marie and Bruce’ is a breakup comedy with edge

By Crowther Bosley

Train lines: Comics exhibit celebrates the subway

Downtown

Train lines: Comics exhibit celebrates the subway

By Alexandra Simon

EXCLUSIVE: Pol made up Brooklyn’s 9-11 connection to defend Trump travel ban

Bay Ridge

Whiplash! Golden reverses again, demands Senate reconvene for vote on speed-camera bill

By Julianne McShane

‘We cannot ignore this’: Family, pols demand justice for girl killed by hit-and-run driver in Bushwick

Bushwick

Buried alone: Parents of girl killed by hit-and-run driver forwent her Mexican funeral amid immigration crackdown

By Julianne Cuba

Better backpedal! Coney community board blasts city’s dockless bike-rental program

Backpedaling! City delays rollout of dockless-bike plan in Coney

By Julianne McShane

Drive for answers: Grievers push police to explain why girl’s killer still free after deadly hit-and-run

Bushwick

Drive for answers: Grievers push police to explain why girl’s killer still free after deadly hit-and-run

By Julianne Cuba

Mom: Golden promised me more speed cameras after my son’s death, then changed his tune

Bay Ridge

Mom: Golden promised me more speed cameras after my son’s death, then changed his tune

By Julianne McShane

Blue bash: Citi Bike celebrates five years in Kings County with Prospect Park anniversary party

Helping handlebar: Citi Bike growing fleet with more bicycles, some battery-powered, and docks ahead of L-pocalypse

By Julianne Cuba

Greenwood Heights

Hit-and-run driver faces seven years for fatally striking man in G’wood Heights while allegedly drunk

By Colin Mixson

Better backpedal! Coney community board blasts city’s dockless bike-rental program

Better backpedal! Coney community board blasts city’s dockless bike-rental program

By Julianne McShane

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